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20 changes: 20 additions & 0 deletions ofxparse/ofxparse.py
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Expand Up @@ -87,6 +87,26 @@ def read_headers(self):
head_data = self.fh.read(1024 * 10)
head_data = head_data[:head_data.find(six.b('<'))]

# The header in a Wells Fargo checking .qfx file is missing all its newlines:
#
# OFXHEADER:100DATA:OFXSGMLVERSION:102SECURITY:NONEENCODING:USASCIICHARSET:1252COMPRESSION:NONEOLDFILEUID:NONENEWFILEUID:NONE
#
# When such a header is found, insert a newline before each known key.
# Unknown key:values will end up appended to the preceding value and
# throw "ValueError: too many values to unpack" on line.split below

if (head_data.count(six.b(':')) - head_data.count(six.b('\n'))) > 1:
head_data = head_data.replace(six.b('DATA'), six.b('\nDATA'), 1)
head_data = head_data.replace(six.b('VERSION'), six.b('\nVERSION'), 1)
head_data = head_data.replace(six.b('SECURITY'), six.b('\nSECURITY'), 1)
head_data = head_data.replace(six.b('ENCODING'), six.b('\nENCODING'), 1)
head_data = head_data.replace(six.b('CHARSET'), six.b('\nCHARSET'), 1)
head_data = head_data.replace(six.b('COMPRESSION'), six.b('\nCOMPRESSION'), 1)
head_data = head_data.replace(six.b('OLDFILEUID'), six.b('\nOLDFILEUID'), 1)
head_data = head_data.replace(six.b('NEWFILEUID'), six.b('\nNEWFILEUID'), 1)
while six.b('\n\n') in head_data:
head_data = head_data.replace(six.b('\n\n'), six.b('\n'))

for line in head_data.splitlines():
# Newline?
if line.strip() == six.b(""):
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